Scoreboard Watching Effect?

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Dean Buchan of GT says that "The Tennessee-Kentucky game will be part of our regular rotation [of score updates]. We are not going to do anything beyond the ordinary"

"Spoon" Stafford says, "I guess I probably wouldn't want to know [the result]. I would rather just focus on our game."

CMR supposedly had to be told by the press that the UT-UK game started at 1:30 (yeah, sure). His response? "So you're saying it could be over by halftime of our game? So I guess we might know [the score] if somebody told us."

So how much, if any, will scoreboard watching be a factor in the game tomorrow?

Will the mutts be watching the scoreboard or focusing on us?
 
Both. Richt will have them ready, but I'm sure he'll take a peek every now and then on that. It's more about Tech coming out and focusing on beating them, because if we don't, scoreboard watching won't mean a thing.
 
I am sure they are going to be getting updates on the sidelines anyway.
 
What I'd like to hear on the PA:

Final from Lexington, Tennessee-xx, Kentucky-xx. With the victory, Tennessee clinches the eastern division and a spot in the SEC championship game. Rub the noses in that ****.
 
JoltinJacket said:
Final from Lexington, Tennessee-xx, Kentucky-xx. With the victory, Tennessee clinches the eastern division and a spot in the SEC championship game. Rub the noses in that ****.
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True, but that might have the unfortunate effect of really pissing them off. Then, they would play even harder.
 
The unfortunate thing here is that we have to worry about them hearing that and playing harder. Why not just hit 'em in the mouth and let them lose here and not have an SEC game next week.
 
They're going to come out and try to hit us hard right out of the box. CCG and the seniors need to have our team fired up and ready to hit back even harder. If we back down at all it will be a long afternoon. If we hit them back it will be a 60 minute battle like the last 3 years.
 
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